I already said this in a chat, but I'll repeat it here just for reference:
Of course I agree this glitchfest is entertaining so far (seriously, watch it, it has some neat ideas).
However, especially this run will get repetitive really fast. Almost every level starts with the usual combination of Yoshi, Feather, and Flower. This is obviously the setup that allows for the most glitches (or rather, the most glitchy ones), which probably allows for the most effective
glitchfest.
But here's the point, the author intends to continue to do all 96 exits. Considering the pace is pretty slow (spending 3 minutes only in the first level), we're looking at a 2.5-3 hour movie.
It's very hard (maybe impossible) to keep up the entertainment like this while avoiding repetition. (This wouldn't really be a problem if he decides to quickly proceed to Bowser and end it at around the 1 hour mark)
However, there is another way to approach this problem. Instead of focusing on a
glitchfest, focus on a
playaround. By changing up the challenge in each level, you could create a long movie which stays entertaining, and also shows off interesting things no other run can show off.
My personal ideas are:
- Try an entertaining playaround in the level while staying Small Mario.
- Get all the items and coins.
- Try beating the level without jumping.
There are definitely other things you can do instead of using the stun glitch in every level and create glitchy sprites, and it would be a shame if those wouldn't be shown off.
Shown are the castling moves and the en passant.
The PGN is: